Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
hizva: Iranian words across time
A reference project exploring the history and development of Iranian languages through words and their related forms.
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- The homepage identifies hizvā as an Old Iranian word for “tongue” or “language” and credits Mesut Keskin and Umut Akkoç.
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The visible entries pair a word form with its language, part-of-speech marking and a short gloss. In the featured sequence, meanings range from “day” and “sun” to “light” and “daylight”; the entries carry dates of September 26 and 27, 2026. The page credits Mesut Keskin and Umut Akkoç, and includes a language link and a search button.
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